Family Fun

No visit to County Clare is complete without experiencing the world-famous Cliffs of Moher.

Children will love spotting seabirds soaring above the Atlantic Ocean, while the interactive visitor centre offers plenty to discover before heading out to admire the spectacular views.

Set sail from nearby Doolin and enjoy a memorable family day trip to the Aran Islands.

Hire bikes, explore ancient forts, visit beautiful beaches and enjoy an authentic taste of island life that both children and adults will remember long after the holiday ends.

One of the region’s favourite family attractions, Aillwee Burren Experience offers something for everyone.

Explore one of Ireland’s oldest caves, enjoy the spectacular Birds of Prey Centre, wander woodland trails and relax with homemade treats in the café.

Home to one of the world’s longest free-hanging stalactites, Doolin Cave offers a fascinating underground adventure just minutes from The Hydro Hotel.

Guided tours reveal millions of years of geological history while introducing visitors to one of County Clare’s hidden treasures.

The Clare coastline is home to beautiful sandy beaches perfect for paddling, sandcastle building and seaside picnics.

Family favourites include:

• Fanore Beach
• Lahinch Beach
• Spanish Point Beach

Whether you’re collecting shells or watching surfers ride the Atlantic waves, there’s plenty to enjoy along the coast.

Families with younger children will love nearby attractions including:

• Moher Hill Open Farm
• Burren Nature Sanctuary
• Birds of Prey Centre at Aillwee

These interactive experiences offer plenty of opportunities to get close to nature while learning about the wildlife and landscapes of County Clare.

Many local pubs welcome families during the early evening, giving children the chance to experience authentic Irish music in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

It’s the perfect way to introduce younger visitors to one of Ireland’s most treasured traditions.